Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-01

lncr0 Wcro seven nAC10nal dances Riv0n /,
costume by some three hundred societ,
tpeoPie; In n end OF the building q fai
was held, where the market place wa flled
with booths, in which the industries ari
products OF various nations were ren-a
sented. In the center was q gypsy camn
and around it Russians, French, Turks
Spaniards, Japanese, Swiss and many
others displayed their wares. The pro
gramme opened with a grand march. fol
lowed by a tableau, in which all the mar
Elephants in the dance were seen.
THEATER PARTIES.
Mile. Rhea's first performance at thu
Grand Opera House was the occasion of 3
pleasant theater party, given by Mr.. NJ. ].
COnnell to a few friends. The party occu.
pied one OF the boxes, and seemed to enjoy
the play.
MI. W. A. Clark gave a theater MARTY
last Thursday night. The party occupied
box B and enjoyed Mile. Rhea in s!The
Country Girl" The party was given in
honor OF Mrs. Magill and Miss Mira Hershey
city.
Mr.. George Irvine II. and wife and Miss
Emma Irvine occupied box z at tho theater
last Thursday evening and witnessed the
great French actress in 1.-THE Country
Girl"
A theater party consisting of six OF our
society ladies occupied seats in the first
row of the dress circle last Tuesday evening
"Falry Fingers"
General Chas. 8. Warren and family &C.
cupied q box last Monday evening and en-
joyed Mile. Rhea and her excellent com.
pany in "Pygmalion and Galatea.n
Mrs. w. w. Dixon gave a very pleasant
matinee party yesterday. The party occu-
pied box A and greatly enjoyed Mile. Rhea
in Camille" Those in the party were Mrs.
DR.. Leavitt, Mrs. P. A. Largey, Mrs. Cen
eral Dana, Miss Clara Wilcox and Miss
Clara Roberts.
Mrs: Chas: SchatzIein, Mrs. C. w. Scott
and Mr.. and Mrs. Chauvin occupied box B
at the matinee yesterday and witnessed
Rhea in Camille"
A matinee party composed of seven mar
ried ladies occupied seats in the second row
at the Opera House yesterday.
THE CHARITY ALL
HI much talked of Charity Ball has
come and gone. It took place last Wednes-
day evening at Renshaw Hall, and was a
great success. About fifty couples we're
present and many bought tickets for
charity sake who did not attend. There
were ladies in black and dark silk and
velvet, and fair maidens whose first ball it
was in white muslin and pretty ribbons.
There were society bellies in diaphanous
lace and gauze. and sober, middle-aged
ladies in brown and steel silks and Jets,
others in prim black with the regulation
real lace and velvets whose elegant Jewels
suited them perfectly. There were also
modest maidsns in cashmere who enjoyed
themselves quite as we'll as any in that
brilliant throng. Altogether the hall was
agrand. brilliant affair, and a great fnan-
cial and social success. Orton's orchestra
good music and the weIl-known
tones OF Prof. Couture guided the dancers
Alright. The efficacy OF dancing for sweet
charitv's sake has long since heen thought
the proper thing in eastern cities.
The Orphans Home will doubtless
receive munifcent aid from the public
whenever these affairs are given. The
on Arrangemente-Mrs. J. C. C.
Mrs. w. W. Dixon, Mrs. w. H.
Young, Mrs. A. H. Barrett and Mrs. Birds
much praise for their able man.
agement of the affair. The net proceeds
were 5000, which il to be used in building
an orphans home.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
and Mrs. Bishop, Mr.. and Mrs. Sawtell,
Mrs. P. A. Largey, Mrs. Frank Mahan, Mr..
and Mrs. E. Siegel, Judge and Mrs. Lippin-
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis, Mrs. Muir
ply, Mrs. w. W. Dixon, Mrs. Leavitt, Mr..
and Mrs. j. Gillle, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. But
Ter, M. and Mrs. A. w. Barnard, Mrs. H.
H. Horst, Mrs. lockwood. Mr.. and Mrs.
ii. s. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Tilton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs. 1. Strasburger,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Young, Miss Laura
Miss Rilla Layton, Miss Mabel
Beal, Miss Eva Strasburger, Miss Nettie
strasburger, Miss Minnie Clothier, Miss
Thornton, Miss Christie, Miss
Marie Renouard, Miss Ellen Me.klelohp,
Miss Cora Young, Miss Allie Warfield, Miss
May Casey, MISS Hattie Evans, Miss Hat
tie White, Misses frankie and Laura Horst,
Miss Esther Pettibone, Miss Laura King,
Miss Halherner, Miss Trumball, Miss
Bishop, Miss Ada Foster. Miss He'll
Miss Carter, Miss Clara Roberts;
E. B. Shaw, Kirk, John O'Farrell,
Charles Gable, Garard, Evans, Eveleth, w.
A. Clark, DR.. Avrill, Dunston, B. Grant, d.
Jacobs, DR.. Holland, A. J.. Davis, Jr.,
Dickson, J. A. Murray, R. B. Pearson, Ed
DIR. T. J. Murray, Horber, C. w.
Gooiale, Eugene Carton, Murray Lieben-
stein, P. J. Brophy, W. Kelly, C. E. Kes-
ter, Alex Tarbot, Hamilton, Professor
Joe Long, DR.. Winston, ]. F.. Lam
sing, Symons. Wilson, G. Smith, Major
Dawson, o. K: and Walter Lewis, VIM.
Craig. George Casey, Case. Kantey, G. G.
Tucker, Perrin Irvine, John Forbis, Joe
Fectley, M. Cohn, Ed K%nowlden. E. E. Co.
nard and others.